Seventh Heaven, Revolving restaurant in Ostankino TV Tower, Moscow, Russia
Seventh Heaven is a revolving restaurant within Moscow's Ostankino TV Tower located between 328 and 334 meters above the city. The venue consists of three separate levels called Bronze, Silver, and Gold, each equipped with large windows providing views across Moscow.
The restaurant opened in 1967 as part of the Ostankino TV Tower complex, marking a turning point in Moscow's dining culture. Its opening came at a time when such establishments were considered modern attractions for the city.
The name Sedmoe Nebo comes from Russian folklore and refers to the concept of paradise and the highest level of the heavens. Visitors sense this spiritual meaning as they dine, experiencing the name as part of Russian cultural tradition.
Each floor rotates slowly, allowing diners to see the entire city while eating without having to move around. The best time to visit is late afternoon or evening, when the city lights make the views most striking.
The Bronze Hall completes a full rotation in about 40 minutes, allowing guests to experience the complete view of Moscow during a single meal. This gradual pace lets diners explore the city at leisure without being rushed through the changing views.
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